Woodland Tower is located on Tanglin Halt Road in Singapore and designed as a timber skyscraper that responds to the area's tropical climate and diverse culture. The building features a mix of functions including hotel accommodations, office spaces for six companies, retail shops, and dining options. This combination promotes community engagement and adds to the local economy.

Design Concept
The layout of Woodland Tower incorporates various uses to enhance interaction among residents and visitors. It creates spaces that encourage socialization while also accommodating professional activities. Accessibility is a key focus, with a clear circulation plan that facilitates easy movement throughout the building and between different areas.

Environmental Integration
A notable feature is "The Breathing Roof," which is designed to improve natural ventilation and indoor air quality. This element aligns well with Singapore's sustainability goals, contributing to energy efficiency within the structure. The roof is both functional and visually prominent, playing a significant role in the overall design narrative.

Material Selection
The project specifies the use of Vulcan Cladding with Iron Vitriol Finish, recognized for its durability and low-maintenance needs. The design also incorporates Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) and Glued Laminated Timber (Glulam), known for their strength and eco-friendliness. These materials support the building's performance and underline a commitment to sustainability.

Design Details
Green spaces are woven throughout the Woodland Tower, enhancing both the visual appeal and the well-being of occupants. These areas provide a refreshing break from the surrounding urban environment, offering places to relax and connect with nature. The thoughtful arrangement of these spaces contributes to a distinct character within the project.